Primavera Sound 2015

Ready to get your sassy summer mode on with this groovy music festival?

Primavera Sound in Barcelona is an annual mixed music festival that has taken place in Barcelona, Spain since 2001. This music festival is noted for its unique combination of musical genres. The diverse lineup of musical guests range from indie and rock, to folk and metal, and due to its diverse musical line-up, it attracts over 100,000 attendees from all over the world, marking Primavera Sound as one of the largest music festivals in Spain.

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Over the years many musical acts have graced one of the many stages at the Pimavera festival, from the Pixies and Arcade Fire, to Neil Young and Bon Iver. This musical event is one not to miss, and one that is guaranteed to satisfy just about anyone, no matter their musical preference.

The event originated in the outdoor architectural museum, Poble Expanyol and has since expanded and moved to Parc del Fòrum, an event and festival area located on the gorgeous coast of Barcelona. The festival this year falls from May 28^th to 30^th, and tickets are available now online for €185.00 to €195.00. A weekend pass will grant you access to any of the events happening throughout the weekend.

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The complete line-up for this years festival that marks the festivals fifteenth anniversary is available on their website, but notable acts includes Patti Smith who is rumored to give an acoustic and spoken word performance during the festival, The Black Keys and The Strokes, are all joined by acts ranging from dance music, to experimental rock, and hip hop.

The Black Keys; Photo credit: primaverasound.com

As promised every year, Primavera Sound will fill their stages with a number of musical styles and at this convenient location that is easily accessible from Barcelona’s city centre, you won’t have to worry about getting home. Stay in one of the nearby hotels close to the Forum, or opt to stay within the city centre and take the metro, tram, or a €20.00 taxi to the event venue. If you’re feeling adventurous, getting to the festival is even walkable. You can walk the beach promenade for 60 minutes and wind up at the Forum.

The Barcelona Primavera Sound Festival is a great excuse (if you needed one) to head to Barcelona this spring and catch one of the biggest and most musically diverse music festivals you’ll find.